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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1958
Page
5
Society notes list a Christmas program featuring Hope High School students and local club members. Activities include a Bethlehem Story play, open houses, church events, and junior garden club meeting notes with student participants and host families, detailing decorations and program items.
A church group hosted a Christmas party with 18 guests around the fireplace. Mrs. Kenneth Witt led a festive program including carols, a love offering, a large cake, and greetings from Cordelia Tikery.</S>
An industrialist from Lebandale Mills and firms including George Mabbell & Sons faced allegations of flouting Boneragy by refusal to disclose financial details. President Goldtine denied wrongdoing as officials, including Sherman Adams, were named. The matter led to a resignation and was brought before District Court in Boston, with Judge Sivica setting a trial date.
The Denner Awards honored Edward Bude, Grandison Meyston, Jerey Bonds and Phillis Ward as Elmer Brown led a Christmas program with a poem recital “Ryes The Night Before Christmas.” Kay Williet and Liberty Molla helped, prizes and gifts were exchanged, and cookies and drinks were shared.
The item lists multiple family visits and arrivals for Christmas. Seva Gibeon travels from Cexackaug to spend Christmas with Mrs. Johony Gibson in St Maal. Spillers plans to stay with parents My and Mrs. Julian Spillers in Wexyrkana. Shada Foster will arrive from Han dolph Macon to be welcomed by Me and Mrs. Vincent Pastey and others. Tage Flondyix and Jomty Flondyix head from New York City to celebrate with their mother Mrs. BL. Send.
Cambridge reports that the Atlas rocket debris or satellite will be visible three times tonight over the United States and neighboring regions. Observers note timings around 4 30 p.m. EET and later passes over Mississippi and toward Texas and Mexico, with visibility limited by twilight and distance.
Washington AP Tic Ciym indoleavons Commission yesterday received an application from independent radio owner in North Little Rock Arkansas for a standard daytime station at DeWitt Arkansas on 1470 kilocycles.
In Boston, AP reports industrialist Bernard Guldfine was convicted of criminal contempt for failing to comply with a federal court order. He faced two counts related to the Lebanon Mills case, while his secretary Miss Mle was convicted on unrelated charges connected to Strathmore Mills and Northfield Mills. The trial, presided by Judge E. Wyzant, centers on documents tied to multiple mills including Lékandale, Plynmulath, and Maythfield operations.
Long Island, New York, announces the birth of a son named James Craig to Phyliss Williams Coleman and Otis Coleman of Rome County. The family honors the newborn as a cherished addition, with remarks noting lineage and lasting memory of the Coleman line.
An article discusses a new rocket project with details on propulsion, weight estimates near 230000 pounds at launch, and references to the Atlas program. It notes gear and devices like the Spirit vehicle, potential security of components, and mentions entities traveling west toward institutes.
LITTLE ROCK AP The Little Rock School Board selects Powell to succeed Virginia Blossom as superintendent. Powell, former principal and administrator since 1924, will earn about 3000 per month, with a raise over his prior principal salary. The board also asks Dr. Corey Stobline to prepare a report on the university governance and donor foundation ties.
Starkweather sentenced by district court to death in the electric chair. The judge ruled the sentence valid despite defense claims of mental incapacity. The court noted the Will and Dohaghey will and the school faced potential disruption, while the foundation provided a pittance toward the university's operating capital.
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